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jockeys <a jockey; jockeys> N

jockeys
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disk jockeys N Pl

jockey VB

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jockey <a jockey; jockeys> N

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jockey N

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jockey N SPORTS

jockey

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disk jockey

jockey gearing

jockey pulley

jockey weight

jockey wheel ELEC

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The disk jockeys at the station would let them sit the studio and watch them at work.
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The run-in is not perfectly straight: an elbow requires jockeys to make a slight right before finding themselves truly on the home straight.
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He was one of the first disc jockeys in the area to regularly feature rock-and-roll.
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All the other jockeys took the same stance, with the result that all four runners stood still at the start.
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The station's music programming is locally automated without disc jockeys, and the station boasts an active playlist of over 3,600 songs.
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Specifically, it abandoned the spontaneity of having disc jockeys pick the music to be played on the air.
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Some stations also share disk jockeys through voice-tracking for over nights.
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Modern universities, colleges, and trade schools only exist now to fill the pockets of desk jockeys who barely educate those they fling out into an unsuspecting world.
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Through exclusive interviews with owners, trainers, jockeys, equine veterinarians, pedigree specialists and racing officials, she carries fans to a new level of knowledge and appreciation.
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About 300 buffalo race in groups of five or six, spurred on by bareback jockeys wielding wooden sticks, as hundreds of spectators cheer.
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